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Corkscrew the pig is celebrating his birthday, but as his owners and their friends form various groups to play games, they leave out Corkscrew and his new friend, Pirate the parrot, who make it clear they want to join in the fun.

Six-year-old Eloise loves to take a bath, which is bad news for Mr.

A young boy who likes to "wokka-wokka, shimmy-shake, and shocka-shocka" gathers his neighbors together for a surprise celebration.

When the knights of the castle are awakened by the noise from the Madcap Monster Ball, they decide to join the party.

When Mallory plans a sleepover to celebrate her tenth birthday, she has a hard time pleasing both her friends and her parents.

Bumble-ardy, a mischievous pig who has never had a birthday party, invites all his friends to a masquerade that quickly gets out of hand.

To cheer up her classmates after a gloomy week, Nancy plans an elegant party, but Ms.

Frannie opens a fortune telling business at school after assisting Star, who reads tarot cards at a surprise party for Frannie's father, but soon it becomes clear that making up fortunes can cause a lot of trouble.

Marshall Armstrong, having a hard time fitting in with the kids at his new school because of the way he looks and the food he eats, invites his classmates to his house for a birthday party and makes sure it is not a disaster.

Kirsty and Rachel are invited to a fancy costume ball in a castle, but Jack Frost plans to turn it into a disaster by taking Flora, the Dress-up Fairy's three magical objects.

Alex, whose birthday it is, hijacks a story about Birthday Bunny on his special day and turns it into a battle between a supervillain and his enemies in the forest--who, in the original story, are simply planning a surprise party.

Kristen is trying to forget the death her best friend and that she had dated a murderer; she parties every night, until she meets her ex-boyfriend in the Hamptons.

To win back the favor of the headmaster, the newly single Reed Brennan plans a glamorous fundraiser in New York City, but when party buzz turns to whispered rumors about the death of Cheyenne Martin, Reed finds herself being questioned by the police.

Contains the complete text of "Mrs. Dalloway" and "Mrs. Dalloway's Party" plus various journal entries and letters by Virginia Woolf relating to the genesis and writing of her stories as well as essays, critical reviews, and commentary by various authors.

Trying desperately to fit in and make friends, Casey and her friend hold a house party when her parents are out of town.